agora

/ˈæɡərə/
noun
  1. In ancient Greek city-states, a public open space used for markets and political meetings.
    • Archaeologists uncovered the ruins of an ancient agora with stone benches and market stalls.
    • Socrates often debated with citizens in the agora of Athens.
    • The agora was the center of daily life, where people shopped and discussed politics.
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